After a month of pleasant weather, Delhi is now under a heatwave alert. The capital city saw temperatures reach 45 degrees Celsius on Monday. Clear skies and strong sunshine have intensified the heat across the NCR. The forecast for today indicates a high of 44 degrees Celsius and a low of 29 degrees Celsius, with the potential for dust storms and heatwave conditions until June 12. The weather department suggests a chance of rain starting June 13.
Uttar Pradesh is presently experiencing a heatwave. The weather forecast predicts dry conditions for both eastern and western parts of the state today. An orange alert has been issued for heatwave conditions in several districts. Rain is expected to return from tomorrow, with an alert for rain and thunderstorms in a significant portion of districts on June 12.
Bihar is likely to endure the heat today, but a weather change is expected late tonight. Heavy rainfall is anticipated to accompany the monsoon, which is expected to arrive around June 15. Light rain is possible in certain areas. Heavy rain is expected across Bihar from tomorrow. Jharkhand is also expecting a shift in the weather today, with potential for strong winds and rain in several districts through June 14.
Rajasthan is dealing with another spell of intense heat. The heatwave has resulted in deserted streets in the afternoons. Sri Ganganagar recorded the highest temperature at 47.3 degrees Celsius. The weather department predicts dry conditions and a heatwave for most of western Rajasthan throughout the next week. The Kota and Bharatpur divisions might experience light rain with thunderstorms on June 15-16. Haryana and Punjab are also preparing for a week of extreme heat.